Christoph Niemann’s history with Coffee
Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
Christoph Niemann’s history with Coffee
Wonderful napkin journal with captions of artist/illustrator Christoph Niemann’s history with Coffee.
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I wonder if he is a “coffee regular”? You don’t hear that in the midwest.
Pam: Right, or “coffee light and sweet.” Of course, the long list of qualifiers one hears at Starbucks is universal, one might here the same thing in KC as Mumbai.